Bionomic study on invasive alien species at Pontevedra port access channel 2026 Tender

Original: Servicio de estudio bionómico para la identificación de especies exóticas invasoras en el canal de acceso al puerto de Pontevedra en el río Lérez

Portos de Galicia

About this tender

Portos de Galicia is procuring a bionomic study service for the identification of invasive alien species in the access channel to the Port of Pontevedra on the Lérez river (reference PRG-2026-0170). The contract is classified as a services contract under CPV 71313000 (environmental engineering consultancy services) and is located in NUTS ES114 (Pontevedra). It is an open simplified ordinary procedure governed by Directive 2014/24/EU and Spanish Law 9/2017, with no EU funding. The scope is defined in the Technical Prescriptions Document (PPTP). Its Annex II, the study area plan (Plano de ámbito do estudo), is published as a separate document. The page does not state the deliverables, the study duration, or the methodology in detail; these would need to be checked in the PPTP and administrative clauses. The base tender budget is €33,765.66 including VAT, with an estimated contract value of €27,905.50 excluding VAT. No lots are defined, and the procurement is not a framework agreement or dynamic purchasing system. The notice was published on 19 October 2026 and last amended on 20 October 2026, when the study area plan was added.

Bidder eligibility

Not stated on the page. The notice indicates 'Requisitos participación: Non' (no participation requirements listed). Qualification criteria, solvency thresholds and technical experience requirements, if any, would be in the administrative clauses (Cláusulas administrativas) or the PPTP, which are not reproduced in the page text.

How bids are scored

Not disclosed on the page text. The evaluation criteria and any price/quality weightings would be found in the administrative clauses document, which is linked from the notice but not reproduced here.

Key requirements

• ✓Field-based bionomic survey to identify invasive alien species in the Lérez river port access channel
• ✓Ecological and taxonomic expertise in aquatic or estuarine invasive species
• ✓Reporting of findings for a Spanish public port authority (approx. €34K)

Procurement contact

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Environmental justice funding supports communities most exposed to pollution and climate harm, with an emphasis on local leadership. It is offered by public programmes and foundations, often as grants to community organisations and partnerships. Calls typically ask how residents are involved in decisions and how benefits stay in the community.